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Mrs. T. 11. Alton has retnitec,'l.
. to her home here. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Joynt ate
Visiting at. Erie, Pa.,. with. Mr. and
Isi rs :-H—E.-'-Freetnap,
,'.Mr. and. Mrs. Melvirt.:Stewntt
'and Dawn spent the week -end in
Oakville and Hamilton. ,
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Mr. ,and:: Mos. • D. N. Lawrence
of Flint, Mich., are visiting with
Miss, Bell Robertson.
Mss:. Go
rdon B. Will, and; d,au-
ghter:; Eiden of Brantford are. hole-'
dayinig with Mr.: and Mrsi James
Culbert,
Mrs. James Alton returned
home recently after'»petidin,g the.
winter ,U.,Oshawa with 'Mx.; ar}d
Mrs.. d 0=lVAolritosh
Mr. and Mrs.„ Robert Dougherty
. 4'Port Dgyer'were week -end vis-
itors with:: Mr..;and Mrs. 'Ewalt
4.
Taylor.,.
Miss 7Eileen Purves, studertt.
nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, is spending two week's'
vacation with her. parents, Mr.
(and Mrs. Les ' Purves.
;eneral
THE1 LUCKNOW • SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
Mr; and Mrs. Larry Downs and
John Spent last week in Cobourg
and .' upon their retlA n Were ac •
companied by. Mr. anal Mrs. Geo.
1Vli'tehell, voho Spent the week -e
ere..
. Mr. ,,and Mrs. George Whitby
and family visited over the week-
end with gr. and Mrs, A. L Henry
of" Toronto, •where Mrs. Whitby
attended• ,the Canadian Women's
Army Comps reunion, •
' Final '•exarninatiOns , rare !being
written at present at Lucknow
l School, The term, .will close
next week: and: on . Thursday local
students'will •b-e„taken on; a ,,trip
to London' where they will visit`
Western University..;
:Watch Out For Tlall'o,
Be on your guard the five polies'
months - 'Jtun,e through October.
:You can `by following five sif ple
rules on hair to raroid this 'crip-'
pl'in,g disease Read,`How to..avoid.
Polio', one of the many iiiforrna-
'tilvie articles m The •An ,erican
'Weekly with this Sunday's (June,
' 19) : issue' of ' The Detroit Sunday
Times,
PAGE THREE
KENNEDY P�; N' (rErnest Ackert was ring; bearer:
HELD SATURDAY Mr. Jack Liddle was groomsman
nd the;•uShers were Mr. Murat',
Walden. :and Mr. Bob, Orr. , .
held at Harbor Park, Goderich, . Corners Community : Hall'; rid l
on at=
The •ann al Kennedy.picnic was ° A reception followed.at Reid's
:Saturda �
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y, June llth with. ap
proximately -80 members-preseuut.
After ” a •sumptuous;, 'dinner . the
company ,adjourned to the Wel-
come. •shade' cif the trees f,or their
business meeting under r.the pres.-
idency of .NIr., Wm. McInnes. The
minutes, of the ` hast meeting were.
read by the secretary, Mrs, Alex
Purves.
Officers, elected far, the coming.
:Year are, president,• James Mac-.
Intosh, 'Wingham; vice ,president,
Andy MacplWa'rds;i Morriston;
ecretary;. (after a series of bal-,
lots:), •Mrs; ex` Pux ves,. re4elect`- ",
E'd..: for, a :ttrrrc : ;term:; Punch`' corn.-
mittee, ` Mrs 0o.01.6 0... Stewart .,.to
be' c onVener ands (choose her, own
connnittee; • sports . committee,
ittee
Robert Lyons, Luckziow• and Gor-
don Stewart; •Galt; j,ournai,: Misses
MacEdwards, Puslinoh: The •next.
picnic is. to be held at ,Gaut. •
Presentations; Were. m'ad'e. 'to
Mrs: David; 'Kennedy,' whiter •
church, as , the Oldest,. member
present and' t'o_ Mr.
Carlisle, ' for ,having cone 'the
lonTheent dfiosltlac ed : a sh: i•
rt
proigra,
of 'sports and contests ' un:der the
leadership of Mrs: Wim McInnes
and Mrs. . .Floyd Pratt, T2uring
supper' a `fbirthday, cake was "cut
£�r 'dVlargaret ;.Rose-, Lyons, who.
•celebrated' her 8th birthday .a4.d.
w'1io, sang a. solo: A ,short address
was gAien .`by ' the newly -elected.
president, followed by the : Jour
nal, '`prepared' by' Mrs. Elizabeth
Bolt . ,and ' read 'by Mrs. .,Alex -•Pur-
es ' The retiring •president `called'
for two..minutes' silence in„'mean
ory..of absent friends and espec
ally •',in xnernory of Mrs. Annie
•MaeCarrel who . passed away .0
'few ;days .befor'e her intended
journey south •• to' this rpienic:
A happy day ended with .God
Save,•the :King:
WEDDINGS BELLS
•REID-SRR
Clarke,.. United • Church. was, the.'
Vetting for . a pretty summer Wed-,
ding :Ori 'Saturday, June` l lth at
1,2 noon,' when Marg•aret' Lillian;:•
•;daughter . ,of Mr ' and Mrs.` :-Elton
•Ori •''W;as united inma riage to,
LE. on.ard Russell Reidy .stn :of Mr
and s > T "H Reid: The .: Rev
Mickl'ejohn ,Performed' the,- cere
mony, Mr.'s. 'Lester. Ferguson' vitas
'soloist, singing `Bless This Hjouse.
r.•
and' `i'1l Walk Beside You and
Mrs:: Ross Cumming presided ,at
;the organ.
The 'bride: was •gi'vien in mar-
riage by .her •.father. She was
gowned in white 'Slipper satin
with ,portrait nee line and''a gar -
ed. 'peplum accenting- the vvfa.ist'
1line.;': Hera_.
fingertip veil' was: held
in •place with a matching wreath.'
She carried ;a,.eascade bouquet of,
,...;,_' red roses: She 'ryas__attended-ht' -
her two sisters,'. Miss Eileen'Orr,
,iwaid. of • honor in !blue r ylon: over
taffeta, and Miss Marion ,'Orr;.
b rdesrn.aid,. in pink nylon .Over
;taffeta. loth carried cascade,bou
.gl.ie a of pink roses. Littl Linda'
i eid' w'as •fl&wergiv'1 in White net
o.v'ei S c11oty tCiffeta' and Master. . .
UNITED URC 9
L'UCKNO
er the happy couple left an a
motor trip to Northern Ontallo °
the bride `pe bard.
• wearing a wipe ,� .
ine suit with navy aeoessories
They will, live. on the groom's
farms at Red's Corners,
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PERTINENT FACTS. 'ABOUT
The average farther r cannot .'afford
, -
• ' g a t of f ord to pay an
experienced bookkeepers.”
The average farmer is ' not =allowed just' ex-. ri
emptions, for thed work his wife and .family: do on
the ' farm d
The average"farmer and his family, woi' long-
er. hours each week to makethe:'same. amount'
of . money ,that . most other people. do.
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THERE SHOULD' .BE SIMPLER: FORM
OF.•INCOMETAX .PAPERS;
YOU KNOW. THA
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1Vfost farmers: in the Province of Ontario have ..
been' receiving . threatening letters ..' regi•
stered
concerning filing their ;Income Tax Reports.
That in 'MY opinion
the Ontario Farmer
not been ' given;a square " deal,
That on Page 378 of HANSARD 1949 T'HE
QUESTION WAS ASKED? . What were the
number of returns made by farmers, by provinces
since January . 19487
ANSWER;: Quebec 9,902; Ontario 42,001.
QUESTION How' many inspectors' and en-.
forcement officers: in : each province?
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'Ark for it either way bath •
trade -marks mean the .mine' think:.
• Authorized •
botE ` � . ' , . ,
ter or C.otr;.Cota hinder contract with Coca-CoIu Ltd.
GODERICH :'•BOTTLING
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GODIAtit6l AR IO
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'Rev. J. IV. Stewart, B'A., B.D,
.Pastor.
SUNI}AY,' JUNE 19th, 1949
10 a.m ': Sunday. Sehoot
11 .a.m.' Rev, -A. Beecroft of
t %. "t' earer's..of .God's
Word
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'age.379 Hansar
QUESTION --How many
Q prosecutions have been
taken ,or; proceedings launched, in connection with
Income Tax Evasion' or for Recovery of Tax- in
eachprovince' during the year.: 1948.::
ANSWER : Quebec 896; Ontario 1757.
Page: 593' Hansard.
QUESTION -=How many assessors :arethere f in
each of the provinces operating in the Primary
Producers; Division of the Department of Nat=
ional'.Revenue. p
'ANSWER: Investigators , in the' f ield:
Quebec 13; Ontario 55.
DOES IT NOT LOOK AS TAOUGH TH
ONTARIO . FAR •
MER HAS B1✓EN OETb
TING: UNDUJE'ATTENTION?
gill' work towardrectifying- these and other
inequities.
"One•,G000d `Term Deservet..'Another
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